84 episodes
Living Truthfully Amani Maranga
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- Society & Culture
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4.3 • 10 Ratings
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Authentic conversations of an African Man, discovering self, owning choices, building spirituality, parenting, navigating relationships, work and business and all that is life
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Episode #86“Bruh! Why are you Still Single?”
Why would a man at “marriage age” not want to walk down the aisle? Do they feel societal pressure? In this episode we start a new series talking to men who are not married yet, and they tell Amani Maranga why.
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I Loved My HouseHelp - (Feat. Mwai Githinji)
They say you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone. In this episode we explore a loss that strangely affects me. How do you mourn someone you don’t realize you actually really appreciated? Listen, share and feedback. I forgot to mention in this episode that a couple of friends and I are raising funds to keep my Househelp’s daughter in school. If you’d like to join us you can send funds through PayPal- amanimaranga@gmail.com or M-PESA - TILL 5305207.
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Episode #85 Rethinking Marriage - Feat. Emmanuel Gachanja
It is another Ushago edition! I love it when good people come visit me in the village ☺️, this one especially because he’s been making waves in the weddings and marriage scene. Are we well prepared for our marriages? What do you do when your marriage is in trouble? For this and other stories, listen, share and feedback. I invite you to support this work on PayPal amanimaranga@gmail.come or MPESA till 5305207.
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Episode#84 "What Worries you, Masters you" Featuring Uncle Kamande
Uncle Kamande has always been one of my coolest uncles, had this airport gig that had him in sunglasses and a walkie talkie, as a kid nothing could be cooler. He was a basket baller too, and he and his crew including another uncle of mine had the kind of relationship you wished you had with your boys. This coolness did not shield him from the same pain and tragedy that we all go through. In this episode, he bares it all, the way you wish your uncle would. Listen, share and feedback. I invite you to support this podcast on MPESA Till no. 5305207, PayPal amanimaranga@gmail.com.
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#Episode 83 Learning My "Enough" Feat. Kevin Mwachiro
A few months ago I relocated from Nairobi, in a quest to understand what my move meant, I visited an old friend who had made a similar move 3 years before. Kevin and I have some fundamental lifestyle differences and perspectives, and this was a most enlightening conversation, one that had me reach deep into my empathy human experiences.
You are likely to learn as much as I did from this conversation. Listen, learn, feedback and share.
Also let me thank you all for supporting this podcast as you have so sacrificially done. Every gift that you have shared with me however small has been needed and received with gratitude. If you would like to support this podcast, you can do so through MPESA till No. 5305207, or paypal amanimaranga@gmail.com
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Episode #82 - Pushing through the Pain of Change feat. Roy 'King' Wachira
How does it feel to be an entrepreneur in Kenya right now? With the un-predictable pandemic and lockdowns? Does experience prepare you enough? Listen to Roy’s story, and maybe you will identify, or get inspired to push through the pain! Please share with friends and other entrepreneurs, and if you can please continue supporting us via M-PESA 5305207 or PayPal amanimaranga@gmail.com
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Customer Reviews
Informative and Inspirational
Really enjoying this podcast. I’ve laughed, shed a tear and sighed. It’s informative and inspirational. Thanks Amani
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“The other day I was talking to some chick”, how about “The other day I was speaking to a lady friend on mine”.
Good job with the real conversation
Joining a man on his in-depth journey is not easy. Thank you Amani for allowing us to see snippets of your life and how you deal with different challenges as a dad, entrepreneur, Christian, friend and mentor.